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Instead charged the student with some violation of wiretapping law. this is why i want to put his picture up. scott mill bern, principal, you are an idiot. and i'm going to out any idiot principal or educator going forward that pull stuff like this. especially when it comes to bullying and special needs kids. school mill bern, there he is, the brainiac who can't think realistically and make decisions based on reality. >> you know what, fat boy, i'm going to bully you. one fat boy to another. >> here's the way you can help kids. mrs. barbara bush and her daughter have teamed up with scholastics...

It's time for one more thing and i'm going to kick it off. you may have heard of the story on fox news.com where a boy and in a special ed class in pennsylvania was being bullied so he tried to videotape the bullies with his ipad. and he tried to take it to the principal'ses office to show the principal that he in fact was bullied. well, the principal, scott mill bern, decided to call the cops on this special ed student and instead charged the student with some violation of wiretapping law. this is why i want to put his picture up. scott mill bern, principal, you are an idiot. and i'm going to...

Pennsylvania legislature intended for the wiretapping law to protect criminals and to punish the victim of a crime for trying to punish the people that essentially commit a crime. >> but how does the school even think about wiretapping? isn't a school supposed to be a safe haven for children? and when a student and a mother continually have complained and they come to the school and the school then immediately for some reason thinks wiretapping charges against the victim, i don't get it. >> well, certainly it doesn't make logical sense. i think what should have happened is that the school shou...

U.s., and that's why a numb of lawyers and jowlists and other groups got together and decided to sue based on federal wiretapping laws. they named james clapper as the chi defendant in this -- key defendant in this case, essentially, but what happened was they couldn't prove they were actually being caught up in any of those conversations, so the question had been whether they happened standing to sue. today in a 5-4 opinion authored by justice samuel alito, the court said they cannot demonstrate that the future injury they purportedly fear is certainly impending and because they cannot manufa...